Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
The Marriage Last Night of Mr.. Henry Schnitzler
and Miss Alb=rtina Billnian.

The Marriage Last Night of Mr.. Henry Schnitzler
and Miss Alb=rtina Billnran.
Last night at s O'Clock was celebrated
the nuptiaIs of Mr. Henry Schnitzler and /
Miss Albertina Billman, two young people
eminently popular in the clty's social cir
cles.
The ceremony was performed in the ele- |
CANT parlors of the greomS parents at 10 /
North Market street, Rev. L. kohlmann, |
of the German Lutheran church, |
officiating. The handsome groom was |
dressed in the conventional black, |
while the bride looked beautiful |
in an elegant toilette of white satin, en-
train, pearl front, white veil, and orange
blossoms The bridesmaids were Miss
Roller and Miss Dollie Schnitzler, sister
of the groom: the former looked very
pretty in rich toilette OF white cashmere,
trimmed with pink surrah; the latter In
white surrah, beaded front, elegantly
trimmed in ostrich feathers. The groom
was attended by Mr. Koch and MIR. BILL
man, brother of the bride. At the conclu-
sion of the impressive ceremony all re
paired to the dining hall of the City hotel,
where sumptuous repast awaited. Over
the board pleasant conversation was in
dulged in and toasts offered. Mr.. Eek
stein, in a neat little speech, proposed the
health of the newly married couple; Mr..
NJ. w. Levy followed in few well chosen
and most appropriate words, expressing
wish for long and happy life to the
| groom's parents. Mr.. Fritz Schnitzler's
clever reply to this was apt and to the
point. Mr.. Schulz proposed a toast to the
| L Sal,, t%,las
came Captain Sommers and Rey. Kohl
mann, both with good wishes for the
newly married couple. To all OF these MI
Schnitzler replied, thanking his friends
| for their kindness. Afterwards all re-
turned to the parlor, and then, TO the
music of the opera house orchestra, dancing
was enjoyed until late hour
| There were about two hundred peo-
pie present, and all appeared
to enter most heartily into
the mirth and enjoyment of the occasion
The presents were numerous and formed
quite splendid array of tokens of friend
ship and love. Among the many noticed
were an elegant parlor set, from Nj;
and Mrs, Fritz SchnitzleF; ped
same Mrs. Billman and son Henry
elegant china set, Mr.. and Mrs. Kopplln
and Mr.. and Mrs. Knoblauch; silver water
set. Mr.. and Mrs John Nau; silver ice
pitcher Messrs. Spengler and Rompel
| Kansas City; silver bouquet holder, Mr.
and Mrs; Fred Wilke; silver card recei ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eckstein: silver card re-
ceiver, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. w. Levy; silver
table spoons, Mr.. VIM. Springborn; silver
tea spoons, w p. AlthoG; silver set, Nh
and Mrs John Weisenfluh; silver butter
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bayer; silver
berry dish, Mr.. and Mrs; II; O. Hellar;
silver tea set, Messrs. Sol Bloch & Co;
Kansas City; silver cream pitcher, Mr. +,
Roller; silver butter dish, john Knob
LAUGH: silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Tusch, silver ice pitcher, DR.. a. ,.
Brubaker; silver sugar bowl, Miss Anna
| Roller and Mr.. Otto Koch; silver pickle
dish, Mr.. and Mrs H Franck: silver tooth
pick holder, Miss Julia Neumeyer; silver
cake dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Neumeyer, of Jer-
SEVILLE Ills; elegant French mantel clock,
Mr. and Mrs Bissantz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bolte, and Mr.. and Mrs. Getto; Rogers
statuary, Mr. and Mrs. Baehr and Mr.. L.
B. Schulz; bronze urns, Mr.. Albert Schwao,
of Kansas City; same, Miss Emma Baehr,
Kansas City; flower vases Mrs \; Lue6lcke;
picture, Mr. Fred Sommers; bread-box
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schwertferger; fancy
broom holder, \. {. Husey; tablen linen,
Mr. VIM. Meyer; fancy banner, Mrs.
Weber; hall tree, Mr.. Albert Schwab,
.
easy chair, Mr. Jake Eckert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris kemmerle, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ramsel: bed spread, Mrs. NJ. Z. Gartele
bed cover, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Borstner;
plush rocker, Mr.. and Mrs. II: c. Braiser
willow work stand, Mr. and Mrs. Tatgen-
horst: silver table set, MI Sprlngoorn and
Mr.. j. Frisch; amber breach and ear
rings, Misses Sophia and Mary klentZ;
silver syrup urn, Mr. and Mrs. Wagner
silver either pick, Mr.. Rhinhart; cut glass
fruit dish L. Stephen; silver card receiver,
Miss Fannie Beak; silver card stand, Mrs.
Hassig; embroidered pin cushion, Misses
Julia and Iillie SommerS; damaSk table
cover, Mrs. Grebi; linen table cover, Mr..
Reiff: linen towels and table cloth, Mr..
and Mrs Frank; gold-lined vase, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. L. CARMEN; solid silver napkin
rings, Miss I. Steuven; gold and silver
card stand. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruhn; embrold-
cred tidy set, Miss Theresa Schube; plush
toilet case, Dr. Saur and wife; silver pie
knife, Mr. and Mrs. Mosbacher ambrosia
fruit dish MesSrs. Hartman and Ger
ties: table linen, Mr.. +. r. Longnecker;
vase of mask ware, Mr. and Mrs W. W.
HAYS; card stand, Mrs. Anna Weigand;
patent iron Mr. and Mrs. Schiller; lamp,
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Frank; set of goblets,
Mr.. T. Brasier and wife; silver cup. Mr..
and Mrs c. o. Frank; glass fruit dish,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hornecker; plush bag, MI,
and Mrs. Hull; ambrosia water set Mr.. and
Mrs II. Cole; slippers for BRIDE ana groom,
Mr.. and Mrs John Braitch; oil painting,
Miss Ella Dresser and Mr.. Omar McGriff;
aisle photograph, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hess: elegant Shakespeare, Mr.. Carl
Somner; hand painted banner, Miss Char
Iotte Schlemer; white and gold cha IN,
Niessrs. C. w Morrison and Gus Goers;
gold society badge, John Hoenscheidt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! Judge Thomas, of the probate court, YES
terday united in marriage two young peo-
pie of Derby; Mr. Adolph Ludenann and
Miss Albertina Wolslecker. The ceremony
was performed in the Office in the presence
of a few of the relatives of the high con-
tracing parties.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Judge Walker. at his Office Monday even
ing, united in marriage Mr.. Joel b. Hol-
lingsworth and Miss Lucy Z. Austin, both
of Wichita.
M'CAUL-RHODES.
Mr. George c. 5. MacCaul and Mrs
Phebe A Rhodes were married by Justice
Walker at his office Dec. 10th.